Vizja University Preparatory English Language Course
Vizja University

Vizja University

Preparatory English Language Course

Warsaw, Poland

Preparatory Program

9 months

English

Full time

Oct 2026

EUR 2,300

Blended

Key Summary

About: The Preparatory English Language Course at Vizja University in Warsaw fast-tracks English to university level. In 9 months you'll develop confident speaking, academic writing, reading and listening through workshops. The full-time course with some online classes admits A2 learners after a placement test and advances to B2 CEFR. You receive a Certificate of Completion, ready to apply for Vizja University degrees.

Career Outcomes: You can progress to undergraduate study. The course also improves prospects for entry-level roles needing English: customer service, hospitality, administration or office support. Career opportunities include progression to degree programs and employment where English proficiency matters.

Fast-track your English to university level. In 9 months (1 academic year) you’ll master what matters most for degree study: confident speaking, clear academic writing, fast reading and precise listening—built through workshops, projects and regular feedback. The course is full-time (with some classes online) and taught entirely in English.

Entry starts from A2 after a short placement test. You finish at B2 CEFR with a Certificate of Completion—strong preparation for applying to VIZJA University degree programmes.

About the Preparatory English Language Course

VIZJA University offers a comprehensive 9-month Preparatory English Language Course designed for international students who wish to begin their academic studies in Poland.

The programme provides intensive training in all four language skills: listening, reading, speaking and writing, ensuring students achieve a minimum B2 level of proficiency according to the CEFR scale, enabling them to start studies at VIZJA University.

This course is an excellent opportunity for students to strengthen their English skills, adapt to an academic environment, and prepare for university-level education in Poland.